The Enoch Olinga College (ENOCIS) Ranked “Number Two” as One of America’s Top 100 Small Businesses

USA. (SANEPR.com) November 6, 2007 -- The results are out for the Start-up Nation Top 100 Home-Based Businesses of 2007 a contest sponsored by Microsoft, Dell, Southwest Airlines and Start-up Nation. The Enoch Olinga College (ENOCIS) is rated Number Two of the Top 100 in the “Worldliest” Category.

In early 2002, the Sons of David Foundation formally developed the ENOCIS learning paradigm and in 2005 founded the Enoch Olinga College an online education business for the underserved peoples of the world permitting students of excellence continue their studies and become a service to their nation and mankind. At that time, shortly after ENOCIS also started a Blog, the ENOCIS Blog, "Distance Learning A Service to Mankind"http://www.enocis.blogspot.com as a way to share our online education knowledge with you, the readers. The college has grown by leaps and bounds and now ENOCIS has this new distinction and honor bestowed upon it.

Originally placed into the "Greenest" category since we all work virtually from our homes, offices, use public transportation to college meetings, and are virtually paperless in addition ENOCIS has a strong focus on reforestation, conservation and ecology. The selection committee of Start Up Nation reclassified ENOCIS and place the college into the “Worldliest” category because of its global exposure and important contributions to education they are making not only in the United States but, throughout the world.

ENOCIS appreciates the help our supporters and students have given us and you may see how the Enoch Olinga College finally ranked in the competition of the 100 Best by following the link below.

The Results: http://www.startupnation.com/home-based-100/86/8969/winner.htm#WinnerTop)


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ENOCIS has received its guidance and direction from several sources amongst them the definition of “underserved peoples” of the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance held in Durban, 31 August-7 September 2001 and significant quotations from key officials in the Panamanian Government.

“The objective is to realize a massive transformation of the curriculum, a proposal that intends to improve the quality of education, to benefit the students and the development of our own country.”-Dr Miguel A Canizales, Ex Minister of Education de Panama

“The only way we are going to break this vicious cycle of poverty, is to educate and improve the quality of life of our children.”-President de Panama Martín Torrijos, 7 de April, 2006

The Enoch Olinga College is a project developed with the assistance of the Sons of David Foundation and the cooperative leadership of the Ministry of Government and Justice, Office of Political Indigenista in Panama under the supervision and guidance of Professor Sergio Tocamo M. and Rogelio Cansari V. ENOCIS is designed to offer educational opportunities to the underserved peoples of the world. For more information on the ENOCIS project, please visit the web site http://www.enocis.org. Education: the Tool to Break the Chains of Poverty.